Sentence examples for periodically cleaned from inspiring English sources
In high sublimation rate applications, the pump surfaces must be periodically cleaned.
He used to compare GE to a big old house that accumulated lots of junk in the attic which needed to be periodically cleaned out.
Granular and fibrous forms of media have been developed and both are commonly employed in the form of cylindrical 'candles' which are periodically cleaned by application of a reverse gas pulse.
Within the compound there may be a private well or even a hand pump, an area for bathing, and a walled latrine enclosure, which is periodically cleaned by the village sweeper.
The CLOUD chamber is periodically cleaned by rinsing the walls with ultra-pure water, followed by heating to 373 K and flushing at a high rate with humidified synthetic air and elevated ozone (several parts per million by volume).
I changed ceiling light bulbs (even though a doctor had told me to stay off ladders), kept the sidewalk swept, disposed of the garbage and recycling, pruned the grapevines and periodically cleaned the drains and gutters.
Laboratory studies show that they do so deliberately and over extended periods, and periodically clean themselves while feeding.
Finally keep up with cleaning the dryer vent: I periodically clean out the opening under the lint filter using a flexible dryer lint brush, a product Maker highly recommends and calls "a long mascara wand". But I had never thoroughly checked out my dryer vent or had it professionally cleaned (even though I have written about the fire hazards of lint-clogged vents).
It goes like this: after she periodically cleans out her house, she offers me the rejects.
Other mail will be deleted without his seeing it, if he chooses, or routed to a junk mail folder that he usually forgets to scan before Hotmail periodically cleans it out.
Although other cities and towns periodically clean out their legal closets, it is usually part of a process of organizing and renumbering laws that have recently been passed, said Robert Gibson, a legal analyst with Book Publishing Company in Seattle, which publishes city codes.
